One confirmed dead in accident at Lot D of Yale Bowl

A 30-year-old Massachusetts woman was struck and killed by an out of control U-Haul on Saturday morning according to New Haven Officer David Hartman.

Hartman said that three women were struck by the U-Haul around 9:30 a.m. and the U-Haul then collided with two other U-Hauls.

At 10:16 a.m., the woman was pronounced dead at Yale-New Haven Hospital. The other trwo women were taken to area hospitals. Hartman said one suffered relatively minor injuries and the other is in serious but stable condition.

"The drriver of U-Haul has been taken to police headquarters," Hartman said. "Accident reconstruction team is on scene and is investigating. This investigation in its infancy and we will try to get you more information as quickly as possible.

"This is treated as a crime scene and cars will not be (allowed) into this area. There will be other exits than can be used."

I AM A YALE FOOTBALL FAN IHAVE BEEN WATCHING YALE SINCE ABOUT 1958 AND TODAY WAS A TOTAL EMBARRASSMENT.THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HARVARD'S PLAYERS AND YALE PLAYERS IN TALENT IS MILES APART. THE PLAY CALLING IS TERRIBLE IT GOES BACK TO THE JACK SIEDLECKI ERA. THE PLAYBOOK IS THE SAME, NO PASSES TO THE TE, WE DONT EVEN KNOW WHAT A FULLBACK IS, NO PLAY OPTION, AND THE COACHING IS TERRIBLE. THE RECRUITING CLASS IS OUT CLASSED BY OTHER TEAMS. NEXT YEAR THE THERE IS NOTHING TO LOOK FOWARD TO. TIME FOR CHANGE. THERE HAS TO BE BETTER RECRUITING OR ALL WILL BE LOST NEXT YEAR AND THE YEAR AFTER. I WILL NOT BE ATTENDING YALE FOOTBALL NEXT SEASON UNLESS THINGS CHANGE.LETS HOPE THE OLD BLUES HAVE SOME INFLUENCE ON THE COACHING DECISIONS NEXT YEAR. Walter Murray, YALE BLUE.